Follow-up Info
I have a TDS RAW file that when processed with the MD SHA workspace files in Civil Survey SS3, the rod height changes are being applied one shot later that the correct sequence. In InRoads Survey, when a TDS LS record (New Rod Height) is encountered, it is applied to all side shots (SS) following, until another LS record is found. This is causing a bunch of bad rod heights throughout the surface.
The attached zip file had both the RAW file and an FWD of the same data.. Line 109 in the RAW file is the first LS record not at a setup and should apply to point 1044 and beyond but is applied to point 1043 and beyond. The next LS record is line 115 - only three shots away, so this is easy to see.
Again, the XIN can be found on the MD SHA Workspace.